Gold bar

A 1 kg (kilobar) gold bar weighs exactly 1,000 grams or approximately 32.15 troy ounces, typically with a purity of .999 or .9999, and is a popular investment, retaining its value based on the current spot gold price.

These gold bars bear the manufacturer's mark, weight, purity, and usually have a unique serial number, coming from reputable refiners such as PAMP Suisse, Johnson Matthey, or The Royal Mining, PNJ, and SJC.

Form: 1 kg gold bars are large blocks of high-purity gold (usually 99.99%), produced by reputable brands.

Purpose: Primarily used for investment and wealth accumulation; less commonly used as jewelry.

Market: Gold bars have high value and are traded according to domestic and international gold market regulations.

Lowest spread fees: Larger gold bars, such as 1kg bars, typically have lower spread fees per unit of gold compared to smaller bars or coins, making them a cost-effective option for large investments.

Storage: Due to their high value and weight, investors often opt for secure, publicly advertised outdoor storage facilities rather than in-house storage.

Liquidity: While efficient for large investments, smaller gold bars (such as 10-ounce or 100g) are more divisible and have higher liquidity potential if you only need to sell a portion of your assets.